T coach or throw out!!!

[chrs_schuster]

Ok Fellas, I am a second year ref, and I'm not sure what a more experienced ref would have done so here goes. I'm trail official in a girls JV game. Late 4th quarter about 1:30 left on the clock. Score tied. I call travel on home team in there frontcourt. As I'm making my travel signal, I see head coach for home team ( a woman and an official too) flipping me off with her arms. She then mouthed F##K OFF!! to me. I immediately T,d her in a crucial part of the game. So I told she had lost her coaching box privileges. As the rest of the game was going on I noticed her getting up out of her seat. My partner and I both told her to sit down. They lost the game in overtime, but I was just wondering if you guys would have handled it different? thanks

[tjones1]

For me, early exit for that coach. See ya!

[RefNVa]

I would have tossed her, post haste! Once you let her get by with that your control of the game was nonexistent. After I filed my game report for the ejection she would have had a lot of explaining to do to her AD/Principal and if she coached within our area she would have been suspended.

[JRutledge]

I have no problem if you gave her the hook.

Peace

[blindzebra]

That's a flagrant act and an ejection.

Plus why would you and your partner both tell her to sit down?

IMO, she should have been tossed twice.

[Kelvin green]

#$%^ off and flipping you would have been flagarant in my book and tossed her on the first. I would not have worried about the second

[Mark Padgett]

"When in doubt, throw 'em out!"

Why in the world would you think you could let a coach stay on this planet after saying that to you? Not only that - you said she was an OFFICIAL!!!!! That is wrong on so many levels.

I can think of at least two organizations to which she needs to be reported.

[Rich]

Originally posted by Kelvin green
#$%^ off and flipping you would have been flagarant in my book and tossed her on the first. I would not have worried about the second

I would've called two distinct Ts, though. Shooting four is more appropriate here than just shooting two.

I can't imagine NOT giving her the hook on this.

[Texas Aggie]

Eject after the gesture and words. No real thought involved, to be honest. This is high school, not college, and that action is not to be tolerated.

This is something that would cause someone to lose their coaching privileges, if not their job, imo.

[ChrisSportsFan]

It's a little late to T her again now and depending on when the game was, it might not be to late to make sure that report to the state office is very detailed. They can and will deal with it appropriatly.

[ronny mulkey]

Originally posted by Texas Aggie
Eject after the gesture and words. No real thought involved, to be honest. This is high school, not college, and that action is not to be tolerated.

This is something that would cause someone to lose their coaching privileges, if not their job, imo.

Aggie,

Are you implying that you tolerate this kinda behavior in your college games?

Mulk

[zebraman]

She's gone. In a perfect world, your partner would see it (protecting your partner) and send her packing instead of you.

Z

[chrs_schuster]

I hear your words!!!!but.... as a second year official, my partner as well. Never been in that predicetment before, I have only Td one head coach before in my first year. So I guess I was a little hesitant to throw the coach out not knowing if it was the correct call to just T or throw out. Im not backpeddling, all I can say is that it wolnt happen again. By the way the AD contacted me for a statement. Thanks again for the input

[chrs_schuster]

Mr. Padgett, great quote, I will try to live by this rule on the court!! Thanks again!!!

[ChuckElias]

In the immortal words of Total B@stard Airlines, "Buh-bye!"

Unfortunately, I couldn't find a picture of David Spade and Helen Hunt doing this skit. Maybe Dan will be able to dig one up.